The entire banking cartel and the minions are in disarray; there are many fronts and many side issues that are getting their attention and they are also fighting to hold boundaries that they currently have when they win. They will Not Win!!
We are not going to be forthcoming as to how that is the case but they are and will be losing ground and they will be diminished before it is all said and done. There are hopes and there are countermeasures coming into view that you can at least know about but “you don’t tell your adversaries what your plans are”!! You should ALL know that by now.
Be at peace and allow the dominoes to fall and to gather the dust of non conformance. Chaos is a good thing even though you behave differently. Chaos is indeed an order in motion that has to occur before falling into place the higher intentions for the good of the whole.
DID YOU KNOW?
When it comes to the GCR/RV understanding why it is essential is a good way to begin to understand it. Noting the currencies that are generally recognized as the ones that will increase in value and generate the expected windfall. When you’re talking about Global Currency Reset it includes adjusting undervalued currency, devalued currency and overvalued currency. We’re talking ALL currencies. Some will adjust up in value but the bulk will stay the same or go down in value.
First one has to question why a country who has an undervalued currency would want to increase its value. An undervalued currency is one that is priced lower than its true market value or purchasing power parity, often due to market perceptions or government intervention, making exports cheaper and more competitive, boosting exports and reducing trade deficits. But it can also contribute to inflation making imported goods more expensive creating higher costs for consumers and businesses that rely on foreign goods.
An overvalued currency is priced higher than its market value or purchasing power parity, which can make exports more expensive and imports cheaper, potentially leading to trade deficits
A devalued currency, on the other hand, occurs when a government deliberately lowers the value of its currency relative to others, typically through official policy changes, to boost export competitiveness or reduce trade deficits. Historically these policies create overprinting of their currency. The most direct effect of over-printing currency is hyperinflation, a condition where prices of goods and services increase uncontrollably. As the money supply expands, the value of each unit of currency decreases, leading to a loss of purchasing power
Germany (1923) The Weimar Republic experienced one of the worst hyperinflation in history. In November 1923, the German mark became almost worthless.. Zimbabwe (2009) experienced hyperinflation in the 2000s, with inflation reaching an estimated 79.6 billion percent month-on-month in November 2008. In 1985 Bolivia faced hyperinflation by overprinting with inflation rates peaking at 24,000% annually. Hungary (1945-1946) . After World War II, Hungary faced massive war debts and reparations. The government printed money to meet these obligations. Hyperinflation in Hungary reached unprecedented levels, with prices doubling approximately every 15 hours. Currently the U.S. is following the same trajectory as these previous failures by overprinting the U.S. dollar. And if the bulk of transactions of currency changes is going to be in USD , it’s something to pay attention to.
The point of the GCR is to create a global monetary system, where these shenanigans, of a country’s policies, to manipulate global trade through manipulation of their currency values, will be a thing of the past. Understand that the GCR is all about world trade. Understanding that will help you keep your focus in the right direction.
When you’re trying to hit a home run, keep your eye on the ball not the fence you’re trying to hit it over.
